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Somebody Else’s Job: Experiences of Sex Education among Health Professionals, Parents and Adolescents with Physical Disabilities in Southwestern Ontario

Lauri J. East, Treena Orchard

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Key concepts: Psychology, Human sexuality, Sex education, Reproductive health, Health professionals, Developmental psychology, Qualitative research, Physical education

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